porny

American  

[pawr-nee] / ˈpɔr ni /

adjective

pornier, porniest

1. Informal. pertaining to, resembling, characteristic of, or containing pornography; pornographic.

   porny photos.

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Etymology

Origin of porny

First recorded in 1960–65; porn + -y ¹

Example Sentences

“One time these guys were dressed as ‘70s porny cowboys and I created this story in my head about their lifestyle,” she explained in release notes.

From Los Angeles Times

William Bradley Pitt was born in 1963, but Brad Pitt sprung forth in that 13-second ode to eroticized male beauty, initiating a closely watched career and life, dozens of movies, and libraries of delirious exaltations, drooling gossip and porny magazine layouts.

From New York Times

Elsa and her fellow Disney princesses come with you-go-girl messaging as standard, but the vehicle for this message is, as it always was, a figurine with a tiny waist, plunging cleavage and huge eyes, which in doll form looks unavoidably porny.

From The Guardian

Because it’s not just the porny appeal of the contestants, with their bodies spread across plastic furniture like butter.

From New York Times

Several soul-soothing romps on an idyllic, virtually generated beach with the fetching Bainsley, who's also a porny webcam star, just might help.

From Los Angeles Times